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* EvilKnockoff: She's responsible for the recurring gimmick of copies of characters as bosses this time around, and as always there's usually something about the copies that give them away. Vert's copy constantly screws up her [[UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns "watakushi" as "atakushi"]], B-Sha's refers to herself as Presto Rider, C-Sha and S-Sha's are too quiet and too chatty respectively, Neptune's is too competent even for Purple Heart. Only Blanc, Noire, and K-Sha's copy manage to fool anyone but still eventually give themselves away.

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* EvilKnockoff: She's responsible for the recurring gimmick of copies of characters as bosses this time around, and as always there's usually something about the copies that give them away. Vert's copy constantly screws up her [[UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns "watakushi" as "atakushi"]], B-Sha's refers to herself as Presto Rider, C-Sha and S-Sha's are too quiet and too chatty respectively, Neptune's is too competent even for Purple Heart. Only Blanc, Noire, and K-Sha's copy copies manage to fool anyone but still eventually give themselves away.
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* EvilKnockoff: She's responsible for the recurring gimmick of copies of characters as bosses this time around, and as always there's usually something about the copies that give them away. Vert's copy constantly screws up her [[UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns "watakushi" as "atakushi"]], B-Sha's refers to herself as Presto Rider, C-Sha and S-Sha's are too quiet and too chatty respectively, Neptune's is too competent even for Purple Heart. Only Blanc, Noire, and K-Sha's copy manage to fool anyone but still eventually give themselves away.
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* SigilSpam: She has an unfortunate obsession with working the group's JollyRoger icon on anything she's made.

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* SigilSpam: She has an unfortunate obsession with working the group's JollyRoger icon on anything she's made.made, making it very easy for Older Neptune to figure out that the innocent "Street Artist" she's talking with is the same girl who stole a bunch of demos from the New Force event due to her business cards in both situations having it on it.

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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: A non fatal example, but after the trio buys Arfoire the time needed to start up Arfoire's Best Company she makes no attempt at [[spoiler: breaking them out of the Immersion-kun [=ProMAX=]]] and even admits they played their part to completion. Even after Croire helps, while they do still seem to be on good terms there's no indication Arfoire's officially hired them to work for her at this new legitimate company.



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%%Needs a description that isn't taken from Copy the website%%Hard is in charge of the production of knockoff consoles at Magicompany, as well as the sabotage of the consoles he's copying. He has a great fondness for [[{{Tokusatsu}} children's superhero entertainment]] and thus puts a lot of effort into being a cool and intimidating villain but has a particular weakness for Presto Mask.



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%%Needs a description that isn't taken from Copy the website%%Art is in charge of producing edited art at Magicompany, as well as being the face of the group at events where she can collect demos and other materials for in production games. Off duty, she can often be found at the Free Market area trying in vain to get anyone to purchase her bizzare art works.



* LaserGuidedKarma: She makes a living stealing others' artworks so it's somewhat fitting that, after being abandoned by Arfoire, the latter takes her unique JollyRoger and plasters it all over everything at Afoire's Best Company.



* SigilSpam: She has an unfortunate obsession with working the group's JollyRoger icon on anything she's made.



* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: Part of her problem selling her own original works is due to firmly believing this, and is actually amazed and pleased when she finds out that the Older Neptune does actually grasp what she's going for in her art.



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%%Needs a description that isn't taken from Copy the website%%Code is in charge of replicating and editing the coding of any stolen software Magicompany obtains, and oversees a vast network of spies to obtain the stuff. She's exceptionally childish, so she can often be found joining in on Hard's attempts at playing the role of a {{Tokusatsu}} villain.
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* WolfPackBoss: The second time they are fought, they're all together.

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* WolfPackBoss: The second time they are fought, they're all together. Individually they were all fairly simple fights, but combining Art's wide variety of long range attacks, Code's various damaging clouds, and Hard's raw melee power makes for a difficult fight until you manage to take at least one of them out.

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A group of pirates led by the Arfoire of Pippih, Jagaa, and Reedio's dimension, who is also the CEO of her company. Their mission is to make illegal copies of games in order to surpass the various Game Makers of the world.

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A group of pirates Pirate Makers led by the Arfoire of Pippih, Jagaa, and Reedio's dimension, who is also the CEO of her company. Their mission is to make illegal copies of games in order to surpass the various Game Makers of the world.

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* EliteFour: This is a common topic of discussion surrounding the three Copies, specifically that they're missing a fourth and can't use such a title for themselves. Copy the Hard even suggests that they force Arfoire to pull double duty and be both their boss and a member of her own EliteFour.

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* EliteFour: This is a common topic of discussion surrounding the three Copies, specifically that they're missing a fourth and can't use such a title for themselves. Copy the Hard even suggests that they force Arfoire to pull double duty and be both their boss and a member of her own EliteFour. They end up settling on the name "Copy Sannin Shuu", which depending on how you interpret one of the kanji could be taken as "[[PowerTrio The Three Great Copies]]" or the [[TomTheDarkLord decidedly less intimidating]] "Copy Clique Trio".


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* WolfPackBoss: The second time they are fought, they're all together.
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* HatePlague: Exposure to its Negative Energy drives people to violent extremes in their personality as the various cursed discs that F-Sha had been hunting down, including those that drove the Sisters nuts, are in fact just copies of its Master Disc.


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* TookALevelInBadass: While the main story fights against it are relatively simple affairs, its damage output and general aggression are significantly increased for its BossRush version and especially its [[{{Superboss}} Extreme Neptral Tower version]], where many attacks reach one or two hit kill levels of damage.
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* MeaningfulName: The "Hard" referring to hardware, his body is composed of blatant knockoffs of various Nintendo consoles and controllers as well as an Xbox for his right foot and the recurring X shaped console from Planeptune for his torso.

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* MeaningfulName: The "Hard" referring to hardware, his body is composed of blatant knockoffs of various Nintendo consoles and controllers as well as an Xbox for his right foot and the recurring X shaped console from Planeptune for his torso. He's also a copy of one of the previous "Hard"s, Brave specifically, using an updated copy of Brave's model including his flaming {{BFS}} being swapped out for a giant cutlass being held in the exact same manner.

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* ExpressiveSkull: His skull is rather expressive, rather than just the one sinister expression in his portrait here.



* ExpressiveSkull: His skull is rather expressive, rather than just the one sinister expression in his portrait here.

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* ExpressiveSkull: His skull MeaningfulName: The "Hard" referring to hardware, his body is rather expressive, rather than just composed of blatant knockoffs of various Nintendo consoles and controllers as well as an Xbox for his right foot and the one sinister expression in recurring X shaped console from Planeptune for his portrait here.torso.
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Arfoire's name is always spelled Magiquone on the Japanese sites, when given in Roman characters. Not sure where the extra I came from on her name here but I fixed that and I'm dropping it from the fused name for the Zaikopath to match here.


-->'''Voiced by:''' Unknown, [[spoiler: Creator/ChiakiTakahashi (Zaiquoine Form, Japanese)]]

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-->'''Voiced by:''' Unknown, [[spoiler: Creator/ChiakiTakahashi (Zaiquoine (Zaiquone Form, Japanese)]]



** [[spoiler: Its fused Zaiquoine form is no better. It has a [[{{Cephalothorax}} psychotic grinning face for a torso]] with [[EyesDoNotBelongThere two massive glowing eyes with giant hands closing in behind them where its shoulders should be]] and a blade where a head would normally be. Instead of the gelatinous mass below it, it floats above a miniature collapsing world.]]
* FusionDance: [[spoiler: Croire kept a portion of the Zaikopath trapped within the Nep-Note as a backup plan in case the Goddesses could defeat it. Once they did, she took the remaining fragment and fused Arfoire, Copy the Hard, and Copy the Code with it to create the Zaiquoine. Copy the Art was able to escape and warn the Goddesses of what was coming.]]
* InterfaceSpoiler: It's possible to gain access to the Arfoire's Best Company dungeon several chapters before you are supposed to clear it. The final floor has only one enemy listed, [[spoiler: Zaiquoine]], giving away its FusionDance well before it occurs.

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** [[spoiler: Its fused Zaiquoine Zaiquone form is no better. It has a [[{{Cephalothorax}} psychotic grinning face for a torso]] with [[EyesDoNotBelongThere two massive glowing eyes with giant hands closing in behind them where its shoulders should be]] and a blade where a head would normally be. Instead of the gelatinous mass below it, it floats above a miniature collapsing world.]]
* FusionDance: [[spoiler: Croire kept a portion of the Zaikopath trapped within the Nep-Note as a backup plan in case the Goddesses could defeat it. Once they did, she took the remaining fragment and fused Arfoire, Copy the Hard, and Copy the Code with it to create the Zaiquoine.Zaiquone. Copy the Art was able to escape and warn the Goddesses of what was coming.]]
* InterfaceSpoiler: It's possible to gain access to the Arfoire's Best Company dungeon several chapters before you are supposed to clear it. The final floor has only one enemy listed, [[spoiler: Zaiquoine]], Zaiquone]], giving away its FusionDance well before it occurs.

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* EldritchAbomination: The Zaikopath is a massive humanoid torso with a [[TheBlank featureless head]] prone to [[DemonicHeadShake rapid jerky twitching]] coming out of its chest and an extra arm where a head would normally be while the bottom portion of its body is a gelatinous mass of discarded boxes and games. In combat it freely turns its three arms into a lance, scythe, and hammer. It is also capable of producing an endless number of smaller versions of itself anywhere in the world that there are unplayed games, and promptly steals the souls of anyone unfortunate enough to be nearby to feed on them.

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The Zaikopath is a massive humanoid torso with a [[TheBlank featureless head]] prone to [[DemonicHeadShake rapid jerky twitching]] coming out of its chest and an extra arm where a head would normally be while the bottom portion of its body is a gelatinous mass of discarded boxes and games. In combat it freely turns its three arms into a lance, scythe, and hammer. It is also capable of producing an endless number of smaller versions of itself anywhere in the world that there are unplayed games, and promptly steals the souls of anyone unfortunate enough to be nearby to feed on them.



* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: This is a soul harvesting monster whose name is a play on psychopath, definitely not the friendliest of Neptunia characters.

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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: This is a soul harvesting monster whose name is a play on psychopath, definitely not the friendliest of Neptunia ''Neptunia'' characters.
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** [[spoiler: Its fused Zaiquoine form is no better. It has a [[{{Cephalothorax}} psychotic grinning face for a torso]] with [[EyesDoNotBelongThere two massive glowing eyes with giant hands closing in behind them where its shoulders should be]] and a blade where a head would normally be. Instead of the gelatinous mass below it, it instead floats above a miniature collapsing world.]]

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** [[spoiler: Its fused Zaiquoine form is no better. It has a [[{{Cephalothorax}} psychotic grinning face for a torso]] with [[EyesDoNotBelongThere two massive glowing eyes with giant hands closing in behind them where its shoulders should be]] and a blade where a head would normally be. Instead of the gelatinous mass below it, it instead floats above a miniature collapsing world.]]

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The credits do not list who provides the Zaikopath's voice, but the fused form's voice is a distorted version of Arfoire's.


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-->'''Voiced by:''' Unknown, [[spoiler: Creator/ChiakiTakahashi (Zaiquoine Form, Japanese)]]


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* InterfaceSpoiler: It's possible to gain access to the Arfoire's Best Company dungeon several chapters before you are supposed to clear it. The final floor has only one enemy listed, [[spoiler: Zaiquoine]], giving away its FusionDance well before it occurs.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: This is a soul harvesting monster whose name is a play on psychopath, definitely not the friendliest of Neptunia characters.
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* AlmightyIdiot: The Zaikopath has no real discernable intelligence nor motives beyond being a voracious predator that will bring about the end of the world simply by stealing the souls of every living thing to sustain itself. When the main body is found it doesn't even consider using its copies to harvest the souls of those attacking it to defend itself and instead just tries to outright kill them, leading to a relatively easy victory.

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* TooDumbToLive: Stealing [[spoiler: the [[InsideAComputerSystem Immersion-kun [=ProMAX=]]]]] and using it to abduct people is fairly clever. Picking a fight with [[spoiler: its creator, Reedio,]] inside of it not so much. The three Copies get shunted off to an [[AndIMustScream inescapable prison where they can never die]] for their troubles.

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* TooDumbToLive: Stealing [[spoiler: the [[InsideAComputerSystem Immersion-kun [=ProMAX=]]]]] and using it to abduct people is fairly clever. Picking a fight with [[spoiler: its creator, Reedio,]] inside of it not so much. The three Copies get shunted off to an [[AndIMustScream inescapable prison where they can never die]] for their troubles. [[spoiler: Croire apparently freed them at some point, leading to a second case of this where they do not attack her on sight after the Zaikopath's destruction and her long since revealing that she's been using them. This allows Croire to fuse Arfoire, Hard, and Code to a fragment of the Zaikopath she saved in the Nep-Note, with Art barely escaping with her life to warn Victory of what was about to happen and beg for their help.]]


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[[folder:Zaikopath]]
!!Zaikopath
-->'''Debut''': VideoGame/NeptuniaGameMakerREvolution
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An ancient EldritchAbomination given form by intense Negative Energy from horrible games that nobody wants to play.
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* EldritchAbomination: The Zaikopath is a massive humanoid torso with a [[TheBlank featureless head]] prone to [[DemonicHeadShake rapid jerky twitching]] coming out of its chest and an extra arm where a head would normally be while the bottom portion of its body is a gelatinous mass of discarded boxes and games. In combat it freely turns its three arms into a lance, scythe, and hammer. It is also capable of producing an endless number of smaller versions of itself anywhere in the world that there are unplayed games, and promptly steals the souls of anyone unfortunate enough to be nearby to feed on them.
* FusionDance: [[spoiler: Croire kept a portion of the Zaikopath trapped within the Nep-Note as a backup plan in case the Goddesses could defeat it. Once they did, she took the remaining fragment and fused Arfoire, Copy the Hard, and Copy the Code with it to create the Zaiquoine. Copy the Art was able to escape and warn the Goddesses of what was coming.]]
* MeaningfulName: Its name is a combination of zaiko, meaning stock or inventory, and psychopath, in reference to what created it, what it looks like, and its mental state.
* MightyRoar: The Zaikopath is apparently incapable of speech, with all of its lines being loud angry roaring instead.
* SealedInsideAPersonShapedCan: [[spoiler: The Master Disc required for its unsealing was hidden inside F-Sha, though she was unaware of it. Once Croire has a sufficient amount of Negative Energy she proceeded to rip the disc out of F-Sha to release the creature.]]
* UnusualHalo: It has a massive shattered disc for a halo behind it.
* YourSoulIsMine: Its copies possess the ability to harvest the souls of anyone it touches, keeping them in a permanent half dead state where it can feed on the Negative Energy from their suffering. [[spoiler: It wasn't expecting a second soul in S-Sha, allowing E-Sha to fight it off long enough for Reedio to figure out where the real body was at.]]
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* WeaponSpecialization: Dark Black, Dark White, and Dark Green all wield similar weapons to their proper counterparts Noire, Blanc, and Vert respectively, just sized to their proportions.

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A group of alien pirates led by the Arfoire of Pippih, Jagaa, and Reedio's dimension, who is also the CEO of her company. Their mission is to make illegal copies of games in order to surpass the Game Makers from succeeding.

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A group of alien pirates led by the Arfoire of Pippih, Jagaa, and Reedio's dimension, who is also the CEO of her company. Their mission is to make illegal copies of games in order to surpass the various Game Makers from succeeding.
of the world.


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* TooDumbToLive: Stealing [[spoiler: the [[InsideAComputerSystem Immersion-kun [=ProMAX=]]]]] and using it to abduct people is fairly clever. Picking a fight with [[spoiler: its creator, Reedio,]] inside of it not so much. The three Copies get shunted off to an [[AndIMustScream inescapable prison where they can never die]] for their troubles.
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* KingKoopaCopy: A large dragon-like figure? Check! Horns? Check! Red spiky hair? Check! A spiky shell on the back? Check! The fact that you first meet him in a land based off a Nintendo console? Check and double check!
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-->For more details, see her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]].

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* HeelFaceTurn: Several of them undergo one. Namely, [[spoiler:''everybody'' except for Arfoire (who just gives up on outright villainy) and [[EnemyMine maybe Anonydeath]]. Abnes defects when she finds out what the Sages are really up to, Copypaste's reprogrammed personality allows hiim to befriend the main characters, Pirachu doesn't so much defect as just blindly obey any request Compa makes, Badd quits so he can lead a normal life with his "daughters" (and tries to make amends by turning them back to human), Peashy regains her memories, and Rei (both of them) has some sense permanently slapped into her.]]

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* HeelFaceTurn: Several of them undergo one. Namely, [[spoiler:''everybody'' except for Arfoire (who just gives up on outright villainy) and [[EnemyMine maybe Anonydeath]]. Abnes defects when she finds out what the Sages are really up to, Copypaste's reprogrammed personality allows hiim to befriend the main characters, Pirachu Warechu doesn't so much defect as just blindly obey any request Compa makes, Badd quits so he can lead a normal life with his "daughters" (and tries to make amends by turning them back to human), Peashy regains her memories, and Rei (both of them) has some sense permanently slapped into her.]]



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* DeliciousDistraction: After being beaten she admits to having one more sure kill technique, and calls in a legion of [=NuberEats=] deliverymen to drop off a ton of food hoping that it will give her time to escape. [[spoiler: Unfortunately for her, food is apparently not as good of a distraction as Steamax's porn mags and she's promptly captured.]]

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[[folder:Arfoire]]
'''The''' main antagonist throughout the series, the various incarnations
of International CrimeArfoire are members of [=ASIC=], the Seven Sages, [=AffimaX=], and the Pirate Makers when not just working alone.
-->For more details, see her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]].
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[[folder:Warechu]]
!!Warechu (Pirachu in the NIS English dub)
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Neeko (Japanese), Creator/GKBowes (English, games), Sara Ragsdale (English, anime)

A villainous mouse with a crush on Compa. Across his various incarnations he has worked as a member of [=ASIC=], the Seven Sages, and [=AffimaX=] among other unaffiliated appearances.

!!General Tropes
* DitchingTheDubNames: The NIS America releases of ''mk2'' and ''Victory'' dubbed him "Pirachu". When Idea Factory International brought the rights to localize the games, he was reverted back into his Japanese name Warechu.
* DubNameChange: He's Warechu in Japan, but was renamed Pirachu by NIS America. However, when the series changed hands in the West, [[DitchingTheDubNames his Japanese name was restored]], with the exception of ''VideoGame/HyperdevotionNoireGoddessBlackHeart'' due to when the English version released.
* {{Mascot}}: Claims to be one [[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse of]] [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} three]] in the mouse world.
* PunnyName: Both his Japanese and English names are references to software piracy. While the English name makes it kind of obvious ('''Pira'''chu), his Japanese name is a pun on the Japanese term for a software pirate (割れ厨, also pronounced ''warechu''), and can also evoke the term [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/warez warez]].
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: He is rather adorable, and his crush on Compa merely adds to it.
* VerbalTic: "Chu" in the Japanese version, as the sound of mice.
* VillainousCrush: Has a crush on Compa after she heals him.
* WickedHeartSymbol: One of the villains, and has a half-red/half-yellow heart on his chest, along with an upside-down cracked heart at the end of his tail.

!!Hyperdimension Warechu
* BrickJoke: "Omega Warechu" is a monster that has previously only appeared in the credits of every main series Neptunia game. It actually shows up in ''VII''.
* DemotedToExtra: Unlike in previous games where he is always with Arfoire, he's now become a resident crook of Planeptune in Neptune's Hyperdimension G story arc.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He might be Planeptune's resident crook, [[spoiler:but when Kurome offers to help him, he refuses to work with her because he can sense her bad vibes. Unfortunately, Kurome brainwashes him anyway, turning him into a mindless monster.]]
-->'''Warechu:''' [[spoiler:I've been in the game long enough to know that ''you're'' bad news, chu.]]
* KickTheDog: A {{downplayed}} variation. He attacks a kid who accidentally bumped into him. [[DisproportionateRetribution This earns him a beating from B-Sha soon afterwards]].
* MakeMyMonsterGrow: Temporarily ends up completely massive [[ComesGreatInsanity and completely insane]], courtesy of the Deity of Sin in ''mk2'' and [[spoiler:Kurome]] in ''VII''.
* QuirkyMinibossSquad: Forms one with Linda.
* TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler:He takes some of Kurome's Negative Energy that was aimed at Chuuko, turning him into a monster.]]
* TrueCompanions: Even after Underling's begun to [[RevengeBeforeReason go off the deep end]] toward the end, and even after [=ASIC=] is ended, he tries to be the voice of reason for her and sticks with her even when she just won't listen.
* VillainousBSOD: In the Hyperdimension G arc, he's utterly devastated when Compa declares that she hates him for setting monsters loose in Planeptune just to distract Neptune and her friends.

!!Ultradimension Warechu
* BrickJoke: Several chapters, and a bit over 10 years, after the Seven Sages have gotten to show off their [[BossSubtitles special logos]], he finally gets to do his hoping that maybe the [=CPUs=] would show him some mercy because of it. [[ThrowTheDogABone They actually were willing to do so]], [[YankTheDogsChain except for Iris Heart]].
* CallToAgriculture: [[spoiler:In the true end he works for Arfoire on her eggplant farm.]]
* TheChewToy: Iris Heart debuts dragging him by the tail after roughing him up offscreen. Yellow Heart also enjoys tearing out his fur.
* CornerOfWoe: A variation at the end of chapter 2, when he tries and fails to announce his name and get his own {{Boss Subtitle|s}} to appear. The game has him standing in the corner of the screen, sadly looking down to the ground while the CPU's, at that moment still recovering from [[LargeHam Copypaste's]] [[NoIndoorVoice introduction]], eventually note he looks depressed.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: He will jump at the chance to work for the [=CPUs=] if Iris Heart is making the request in order to avoid her wrath, but always goes back to the Seven Sages once he gets away from her. Once Compa grows up he settles for working with the [=CPUs=] to stay near her.
* FragileSpeedster: Unless you've gone out of your way to over level or gear specifically for accuracy, expect most of your attacks to never connect. Those that do, however, bring him down quite quickly compared to most bosses.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: Warechu became a member of the Seven Sages almost without noticing.
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* InsistentTerminology: Not [[FantasticSlurs Rat]], not Mouse, ''Warechu''. No one listens.
* IWarnedYou: [[spoiler: He tried to get Mister Badd to hurry up and just make his announcement so that he (Warechu) could go home because he knew and said as much that the [=CPUs=] would find some way to escape and come after them. While Mister Badd is trying to tell him that it's just impossible, Plutia shows up midsentence.]]
--> '''Warechu''': "Sonofabitch! I -knew- it!"
* KillerRabbit: Averted. Warechu's combat abilities aren't that great. He can deal out surprisingly high damage and can be somewhat hard to hit if the team's accuracy is low, but compared to the other Seven Sages he goes down quick.
* TheNicknamer: At least to the females in the Seven Sages. Warechu calls Rei "Mature woman" and Arfoire "Middle-aged lady". The latter...isn't amused.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: While he was just part of the QuirkyMiniBossSquad in ''mk2'', his Ultradimension version is part of the [[BigBadDuumvirate Seven Sages.]]
%%* TheRuntAtTheEnd: Compared to the other Seven Sages.
* SirSwearsALot: He is foul-mouthed without restraint.
* UselessUsefulSpell: He has the ability to inflict the [[KryptoniteFactor Virus status]]. The only fight against him has the [=CPUs=] locked into HDD, making for a hilarious [[InvertedTrope inversion]] of ContractualBossImmunity.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Whether either will admit it or not, Warechu and Arfoire actually share this dynamic, and despite their bickering, really are friends, with Warechu actually willing to stand up to the [=CPUs=] to let Arfoire flee from Plutia. Even the [=CPUs=] were touched by this.
* YouShallNotPass: When Arfoire is trembling uncontrollably in fear of Plutia, Warechu urges her to escape while he holds back the [=CPUs=]. They're so moved that he was hoping that be able to avoid a fight. Too bad for him that [[GoodIsNotSoft Iris Heart]] isn't that compassionate...

!!Spinoffs:
* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In ''Cyberdimension''. Since there's no mouse race in the game, his appearance in-game is that of a human wearing a mouse costume.

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[[folder:Croire]]
Enabling various antagonists throughout the series, she generally avoids direct confronation and simply observes the chaos that results from her actions. Uniquely the only recurring character that is always the same character rather than an alternate universe variant.
-->For more details, see her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]].
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!Arfoire Syndicate of International Crime
-->'''Debut''': VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2



[[folder:Warechu]]
-->See his folder below.
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-->See her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]]

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-->See -->For more details, see her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]]here]].



[[folder:Arfoire]]
-->See her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]]
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[[folder:Warechu]]
-->See his folder below
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[[folder:Dark Orange]]
The Dark [=CPU=] form of Kurome Ankokuboshi.
-->For more details, see her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]].
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[[folder:Arfoire]]
-->See her folder [[Sandbox/NeptuniaCharactersMajorAntagonists here]]
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[[folder:Warechu]]
!!Warechu (Pirachu in the NIS English dub)
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pirachu.png]]
-->'''Debut''': VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2
-->'''Voiced by:''' Neeko (Japanese), Creator/GKBowes (English, games), Sara Ragsdale (English, anime)

A villainous mouse with a crush on Compa.
!!General Tropes
* DitchingTheDubNames: The NIS America releases of ''mk2'' and ''Victory'' dubbed him "Pirachu". When Idea Factory International brought the rights to localize the games, he was reverted back into his Japanese name Warechu.
* DubNameChange: He's Warechu in Japan, but was renamed Pirachu by NIS America. However, when the series changed hands in the West, [[DitchingTheDubNames his Japanese name was restored]], with the exception of ''VideoGame/HyperdevotionNoireGoddessBlackHeart'' due to when the English version released.
* {{Mascot}}: Claims to be one [[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse of]] [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} three]] in the mouse world.
* PunnyName: Both his Japanese and English names are references to software piracy. While the English name makes it kind of obvious ('''Pira'''chu), his Japanese name is a pun on the Japanese term for a software pirate (割れ厨, also pronounced ''warechu''), and can also evoke the term [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/warez warez]].
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: He is rather adorable, and his crush on Compa merely adds to it.
* VerbalTic: "Chu" in the Japanese version, as the sound of mice.
* VillainousCrush: Has a crush on Compa after she heals him.
* WickedHeartSymbol: One of the villains, and has a half-red/half-yellow heart on his chest, along with an upside-down cracked heart at the end of his tail.

!!Hyperdimension Warechu
* BrickJoke: "Omega Warechu" is a monster that has previously only appeared in the credits of every main series Neptunia game. It actually shows up in ''VII''.
* DemotedToExtra: Unlike in previous games where he is always with Arfoire, he's now become a resident crook of Planeptune in Neptune's Hyperdimension G story arc.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He might be Planeptune's resident crook, [[spoiler:but when Kurome offers to help him, he refuses to work with her because he can sense her bad vibes. Unfortunately, Kurome brainwashes him anyway, turning him into a mindless monster.]]
-->'''Warechu:''' [[spoiler:I've been in the game long enough to know that ''you're'' bad news, chu.]]
* KickTheDog: A {{downplayed}} variation. He attacks a kid who accidentally bumped into him. [[DisproportionateRetribution This earns him a beating from B-Sha soon afterwards]].
* MakeMyMonsterGrow: Temporarily ends up completely massive [[ComesGreatInsanity and completely insane]], courtesy of the Deity of Sin in ''mk2'' and [[spoiler:Kurome]] in ''VII''.
* QuirkyMinibossSquad: Forms one with Linda.
* TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler:He takes some of Kurome's Negative Energy that was aimed at Chuuko, turning him into a monster.]]
* TrueCompanions: Even after Underling's begun to [[RevengeBeforeReason go off the deep end]] toward the end, and even after [=ASIC=] is ended, he tries to be the voice of reason for her and sticks with her even when she just won't listen.
* VillainousBSOD: In the Hyperdimension G arc, he's utterly devastated when Compa declares that she hates him for setting monsters loose in Planeptune just to distract Neptune and her friends.

!!Ultradimension Warechu
* BrickJoke: Several chapters, and a bit over 10 years, after the Seven Sages have gotten to show off their [[BossSubtitles special logos]], he finally gets to do his hoping that maybe the [=CPUs=] would show him some mercy because of it. [[ThrowTheDogABone They actually were willing to do so]], [[YankTheDogsChain except for Iris Heart]].
* CallToAgriculture: [[spoiler:In the true end he works for Arfoire on her eggplant farm.]]
* TheChewToy: Iris Heart debuts dragging him by the tail after roughing him up offscreen. Yellow Heart also enjoys tearing out his fur.
* CornerOfWoe: A variation at the end of chapter 2, when he tries and fails to announce his name and get his own {{Boss Subtitle|s}} to appear. The game has him standing in the corner of the screen, sadly looking down to the ground while the CPU's, at that moment still recovering from [[LargeHam Copypaste's]] [[NoIndoorVoice introduction]], eventually note he looks depressed.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: He will jump at the chance to work for the [=CPUs=] if Iris Heart is making the request in order to avoid her wrath, but always goes back to the Seven Sages once he gets away from her. Once Compa grows up he settles for working with the [=CPUs=] to stay near her.
* FragileSpeedster: Unless you've gone out of your way to over level or gear specifically for accuracy, expect most of your attacks to never connect. Those that do, however, bring him down quite quickly compared to most bosses.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: Warechu became a member of the Seven Sages almost without noticing.
%%* GenreSavvy
* InsistentTerminology: Not [[FantasticSlurs Rat]], not Mouse, ''Warechu''. No one listens.
* IWarnedYou: [[spoiler: He tried to get Mister Badd to hurry up and just make his announcement so that he (Warechu) could go home because he knew and said as much that the [=CPUs=] would find some way to escape and come after them. While Mister Badd is trying to tell him that it's just impossible, Plutia shows up midsentence.]]
--> '''Warechu''': "Sonofabitch! I -knew- it!"
* KillerRabbit: Averted. Warechu's combat abilities aren't that great. He can deal out surprisingly high damage and can be somewhat hard to hit if the team's accuracy is low, but compared to the other Seven Sages he goes down quick.
* TheNicknamer: At least to the females in the Seven Sages. Warechu calls Rei "Mature woman" and Arfoire "Middle-aged lady". The latter...isn't amused.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: While he was just part of the QuirkyMiniBossSquad in ''mk2'', his Ultradimension version is part of the [[BigBadDuumvirate Seven Sages.]]
%%* TheRuntAtTheEnd: Compared to the other Seven Sages.
* SirSwearsALot: He is foul-mouthed without restraint.
* UselessUsefulSpell: He has the ability to inflict the [[KryptoniteFactor Virus status]]. The only fight against him has the [=CPUs=] locked into HDD, making for a hilarious [[InvertedTrope inversion]] of ContractualBossImmunity.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Whether either will admit it or not, Warechu and Arfoire actually share this dynamic, and despite their bickering, really are friends, with Warechu actually willing to stand up to the [=CPUs=] to let Arfoire flee from Plutia. Even the [=CPUs=] were touched by this.
* YouShallNotPass: When Arfoire is trembling uncontrollably in fear of Plutia, Warechu urges her to escape while he holds back the [=CPUs=]. They're so moved that he was hoping that be able to avoid a fight. Too bad for him that [[GoodIsNotSoft Iris Heart]] isn't that compassionate...

!!Spinoffs:
* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In ''Cyberdimension''. Since there's no mouse race in the game, his appearance in-game is that of a human wearing a mouse costume.

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[[folder:Warechu]]
!!Warechu (Pirachu in the NIS English dub)
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-->'''Debut''': VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2
-->'''Voiced by:''' Neeko (Japanese), Creator/GKBowes (English, games), Sara Ragsdale (English, anime)

A villainous mouse with a crush on Compa.
!!General Tropes
* DitchingTheDubNames: The NIS America releases of ''mk2'' and ''Victory'' dubbed him "Pirachu". When Idea Factory International brought the rights to localize the games, he was reverted back into his Japanese name Warechu.
* DubNameChange: He's Warechu in Japan, but was renamed Pirachu by NIS America. However, when the series changed hands in the West, [[DitchingTheDubNames his Japanese name was restored]], with the exception of ''VideoGame/HyperdevotionNoireGoddessBlackHeart'' due to when the English version released.
* {{Mascot}}: Claims to be one [[WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse of]] [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} three]] in the mouse world.
* PunnyName: Both his Japanese and English names are references to software piracy. While the English name makes it kind of obvious ('''Pira'''chu), his Japanese name is a pun on the Japanese term for a software pirate (割れ厨, also pronounced ''warechu''), and can also evoke the term [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/warez warez]].
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: He is rather adorable, and his crush on Compa merely adds to it.
* VerbalTic: "Chu" in the Japanese version, as the sound of mice.
* VillainousCrush: Has a crush on Compa after she heals him.
* WickedHeartSymbol: One of the villains, and has a half-red/half-yellow heart on his chest, along with an upside-down cracked heart at the end of his tail.

!!Hyperdimension Warechu
* BrickJoke: "Omega Warechu" is a monster that has previously only appeared in the credits of every main series Neptunia game. It actually shows up in ''VII''.
* DemotedToExtra: Unlike in previous games where he is always with Arfoire, he's now become a resident crook of Planeptune in Neptune's Hyperdimension G story arc.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: He might be Planeptune's resident crook, [[spoiler:but when Kurome offers to help him, he refuses to work with her because he can sense her bad vibes. Unfortunately, Kurome brainwashes him anyway, turning him into a mindless monster.]]
-->'''Warechu:''' [[spoiler:I've been in the game long enough to know that ''you're'' bad news, chu.]]
* KickTheDog: A {{downplayed}} variation. He attacks a kid who accidentally bumped into him. [[DisproportionateRetribution This earns him a beating from B-Sha soon afterwards]].
* MakeMyMonsterGrow: Temporarily ends up completely massive [[ComesGreatInsanity and completely insane]], courtesy of the Deity of Sin in ''mk2'' and [[spoiler:Kurome]] in ''VII''.
* QuirkyMinibossSquad: Forms one with Linda.
* TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler:He takes some of Kurome's Negative Energy that was aimed at Chuuko, turning him into a monster.]]
* TrueCompanions: Even after Underling's begun to [[RevengeBeforeReason go off the deep end]] toward the end, and even after [=ASIC=] is ended, he tries to be the voice of reason for her and sticks with her even when she just won't listen.
* VillainousBSOD: In the Hyperdimension G arc, he's utterly devastated when Compa declares that she hates him for setting monsters loose in Planeptune just to distract Neptune and her friends.

!!Ultradimension Warechu
* BrickJoke: Several chapters, and a bit over 10 years, after the Seven Sages have gotten to show off their [[BossSubtitles special logos]], he finally gets to do his hoping that maybe the [=CPUs=] would show him some mercy because of it. [[ThrowTheDogABone They actually were willing to do so]], [[YankTheDogsChain except for Iris Heart]].
* CallToAgriculture: [[spoiler:In the true end he works for Arfoire on her eggplant farm.]]
* TheChewToy: Iris Heart debuts dragging him by the tail after roughing him up offscreen. Yellow Heart also enjoys tearing out his fur.
* CornerOfWoe: A variation at the end of chapter 2, when he tries and fails to announce his name and get his own {{Boss Subtitle|s}} to appear. The game has him standing in the corner of the screen, sadly looking down to the ground while the CPU's, at that moment still recovering from [[LargeHam Copypaste's]] [[NoIndoorVoice introduction]], eventually note he looks depressed.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: He will jump at the chance to work for the [=CPUs=] if Iris Heart is making the request in order to avoid her wrath, but always goes back to the Seven Sages once he gets away from her. Once Compa grows up he settles for working with the [=CPUs=] to stay near her.
* FragileSpeedster: Unless you've gone out of your way to over level or gear specifically for accuracy, expect most of your attacks to never connect. Those that do, however, bring him down quite quickly compared to most bosses.
* FromNobodyToNightmare: Warechu became a member of the Seven Sages almost without noticing.
%%* GenreSavvy
* InsistentTerminology: Not [[FantasticSlurs Rat]], not Mouse, ''Warechu''. No one listens.
* IWarnedYou: [[spoiler: He tried to get Mister Badd to hurry up and just make his announcement so that he (Warechu) could go home because he knew and said as much that the [=CPUs=] would find some way to escape and come after them. While Mister Badd is trying to tell him that it's just impossible, Plutia shows up midsentence.]]
--> '''Warechu''': "Sonofabitch! I -knew- it!"
* KillerRabbit: Averted. Warechu's combat abilities aren't that great. He can deal out surprisingly high damage and can be somewhat hard to hit if the team's accuracy is low, but compared to the other Seven Sages he goes down quick.
* TheNicknamer: At least to the females in the Seven Sages. Warechu calls Rei "Mature woman" and Arfoire "Middle-aged lady". The latter...isn't amused.
* NotSoHarmlessVillain: While he was just part of the QuirkyMiniBossSquad in ''mk2'', his Ultradimension version is part of the [[BigBadDuumvirate Seven Sages.]]
%%* TheRuntAtTheEnd: Compared to the other Seven Sages.
* SirSwearsALot: He is foul-mouthed without restraint.
* UselessUsefulSpell: He has the ability to inflict the [[KryptoniteFactor Virus status]]. The only fight against him has the [=CPUs=] locked into HDD, making for a hilarious [[InvertedTrope inversion]] of ContractualBossImmunity.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Whether either will admit it or not, Warechu and Arfoire actually share this dynamic, and despite their bickering, really are friends, with Warechu actually willing to stand up to the [=CPUs=] to let Arfoire flee from Plutia. Even the [=CPUs=] were touched by this.
* YouShallNotPass: When Arfoire is trembling uncontrollably in fear of Plutia, Warechu urges her to escape while he holds back the [=CPUs=]. They're so moved that he was hoping that be able to avoid a fight. Too bad for him that [[GoodIsNotSoft Iris Heart]] isn't that compassionate...

!!Spinoffs:
* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In ''Cyberdimension''. Since there's no mouse race in the game, his appearance in-game is that of a human wearing a mouse costume.

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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: After his defeat the Goddesses demand he tell them where their stolen consoles are. Rather than allow himself to be captured and have the information forced out of him, [[DisneyVillainDeath he jumps off the side of a nearby cliff to his death]]. The group admits that his willingness to die to keep his group's secrets was rather impressive. [[spoiler: Right up until they look over the edge and see [[SubvertedTrope that he actually grabbed the side of the cliff]] and [[DirtyCoward is just scaling it down to safety]].]]

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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: After his defeat the Goddesses demand he tell them where their stolen consoles are. Rather than allow himself to be captured and have the information forced out of him, [[DisneyVillainDeath he jumps off the side of a nearby cliff to his death]]. The group admits that his willingness to die to keep his group's secrets was rather impressive. [[spoiler: Right up until they look over the edge and see [[SubvertedTrope that he actually grabbed the side of the cliff]] and [[DirtyCoward is just scaling it down to safety]]. Older Neptune thinks he's still kind of cool, [[TheOneThingIDontHateAboutYou because he looks like a bug crawling on a wall]].]]
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* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: After his defeat the Goddesses demand he tell them where their stolen consoles are. Rather than allow himself to be captured and have the information forced out of him, [[DisneyVillainDeath he jumps off the side of a nearby cliff to his death]]. The group admits that his willingness to die to keep his group's secrets was rather impressive. [[spoiler: Right up until they look over the edge and see [[SubvertedTrope that he actually grabbed the side of the cliff]] and [[DirtyCoward is just scaling it down to safety]].]]
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/YojiUeda (Japanese), Creator/DerekStephenPrince (English, mk2/[=Re;Birth2=]), Creator/JoshGrelle (English, anime)

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* HumongousMecha: He's a large robot with a SkullForAHead.
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* EliteFour: This is a common topic of discussion surrounding the three Copies, specifically that they're missing a fourth and can't use such a title for themselves. Copy the Hard even suggests that they force Arfoire to pull double duty and be both their boss and a member of her own EliteFour.

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[[folder:Croire]]
!!Croire
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-->''"Yeah, keep flappin' your gums, pal, it's related to 'chronicle' and you know it."''
-->'''Debut''': VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaVictory
-->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MikaKanai (Japanese), Creator/CristinaVee (English)

A girl with a fairy-like appearance who rides on a black book. Similar to Histoire, she is a mysterious girl who has been tasked with the important role of recording history. She first appears in ''Victory'' and again in ''VII''.

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!!Croire
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[[folder:Bamo]]
!!Bamo
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-->''"Yeah, keep flappin' your gums, pal, it's related to 'chronicle' and you know it."''
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-->'''Debut''': VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaVictory
-->'''Voiced
[[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaVictory Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 3]]
--> '''Voiced
by:''' Creator/MikaKanai Creator/YoTaichi (Japanese), Creator/CristinaVee (English)

Creator/TaraSands (English)
A girl seemingly minor enemy encountered in ''[=Re;Birth3=]'''s exclusive prologue dungeon by Neptune. She shows up in the True ending EndgamePlus plot with a fairy-like appearance who rides on a black book. Similar to Histoire, she is a mysterious girl who has been tasked social games by terrorizing the Ultradimension with Pay to win games that mind controls the important role of recording history. She first appears in ''Victory'' and again in ''VII''.citizens.



* ActorAllusion: In one VR scene, the big Neptune talks about how they visited the world of {{Anime/Pokemon}} of all things. [[WritingAroundTrademarks They found a little caterpillar with a red Y antenna that turned itself into a sleepy looking cocoon, then were ambushed by a balloon monster that sounds just like Croire that sang and put them to sleep then drew on them.]] Mika Kanai provided the voice for Jigglypuff.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Good and evil don't really interest her; she sides with whoever can make things [[ItAmusedMe interesting]].
* DimensionalTraveler: Her main ability which Adult Neptune takes advantage of.
* TheDragon: [[spoiler:Her relationship with Rei somewhat resembles that of an Oracle. She later briefly becomes this to Kurome after Arfoire is defeated again.]]
* EmbarrassingNickname: Because she looks like a darker version of Histoire she was given the nickname Darksty, Blacksty (original Japanese) or Crostie (English Dub) by adult Neptune.
* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: She's apparently recorded ''multiple'' instances of this happening to different worlds.
* EnemyMine: Forms one with Nepgear, Uzume and Adult Neptune against Arfoire at the climax of the Zerodimension arc. She may be willing to watch the destruction of a dimension for [[ForTheEvulz interesting history]], but not when she can die too.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler:Even she felt that [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Rei's tyrannical ego]] justified Tari's citizens turning on her.]]
* EvilCounterpart: To Histoire; they're both incredibly old fairy-like beings who ride on books, record history, and assist [=CPUs=]. They even have the same Japanese voice actress. However, while Histoire's duties are passively recording history and protecting peace, Croire seeks to actively mess things up to make history more "interesting", and will align herself with shady figures like [[spoiler:Rei]], Zerodimension Arfoire, and [[spoiler:Kurome]] to achieve her twisted pleasures.
* ForTheEvulz: In both the games she appears in, her only concern is to stir trouble towards Neptune and her friends. This is the major reason big Neptune trapped her in her Nep-Note, as while she's fine with Croire wanting to record history, she's [[EveryoneHasStandards not okay with her intentionally mucking with it to make it "interesting"]].
* GreatBigBookOfEverything: Like Histoire, her purpose is to record history. Croire insists that her role is to make sure that [[ForTheEvulz it's]] [[ItAmusedMe interesting]].
* InsistentTerminology: Any time her nicknames pop up she makes it a point to correct whoever said it.
* {{Irony}}: Her role in ''Victory'' is to stir trouble and watch from afar as to how it unfolds. [[spoiler: In the True Ending, ''she's'' the one who gets trapped by Ultradimension Neptune in a bottle to be examined as a specimen. Doubles as a LaserGuidedKarma.]]
* ItAmusedMe: Her most defining trait. She ''loves'' to toy with the other characters, gets motivated by the trouble she's causing, and [[LackOfEmpathy doesn't care about how the other characters feel]]; all for her own self-indulgent. As such, this is the main reason why Adult Neptune keeps her trapped in her Nep-Note.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: In the Good Ending of ''Victory'', [[spoiler:she makes off with Rei's leftover power to start more trouble in some other dimension where Neptune and her friends can't reach her.]] In the True Ending, [[spoiler:she returns to the Ultradimension, only to get caught by its resident Neptune.]]
* LackOfEmpathy: Befitting her role as troublemaker and instigator, she has little to no concern about anyone who gets screwed by her, both good and bad. The only thing she cares about is her own amusement.
* OreOnna: She uses the pronoun "ore" and very masculine language to highlight her crass personality in contrast to Histoire.
* OurFairiesAreDifferent: Like Histoire, she's also a book.
* PrettyButterflies: When she gets briefly {{De Power}}ed when Arfoire steals some of her power, she takes the form of a purple-black butterfly. It's also how she appears while sealed in the Nep-Note.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She first met [[spoiler:Rei the moment she obliviously ate a CPU Memory... which was ''tens of thousands of years ago''. It's not even clear if she's originally from the Ultradimension.]]
* SadisticChoice: [[spoiler:During the Heartdimension route of the game's final chapter, she offers two different decisions to the [=CPUs=]: if they leave Uzume, the whole Hyperdimension will be screwed. On the other hand, if they decided to save Hyperdimension, the Heartdimension will be gone for good. However, both Neptunes decide [[TakeAThirdOption to choose a third option instead]]: [[SaveBothWorlds save both dimensions]] and [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn the Happy Ending]]]].
* SealedEvilInACan: Adult Neptune traps her in her Nep-Note both to travel dimensions and to keep her from stirring up trouble, but she does manage to escape from time to time.
* ThemeNaming: As a counterpart to Histoire ("history"), her name means "belief". Owing to the Japanese origin of the franchise, her name also owes its origins to the Dark Ages. [[labelnote:Explanation]]'''''kuro'''rekishi''[[/labelnote]]. She also claims that her name is related to "Chronicle", furthering the history connections.
* {{Troll}}: [[spoiler:Since she's still sealed in the Nep-Note in the GoldenEnding, the most resistance she can offer is to slightly mess up their coordinates while warping so that they hurt themselves upon reaching their destination.]]

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* ActorAllusion: In one VR scene, the big Neptune talks about how they visited the world of {{Anime/Pokemon}} of all things. [[WritingAroundTrademarks They found a little caterpillar with a red Y antenna that turned itself into a sleepy looking cocoon, then were ambushed by a balloon monster that sounds just like Croire that sang and put them to sleep then drew on them.]] Mika Kanai provided the voice for Jigglypuff.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Good and evil don't really interest her; she sides with whoever can make things [[ItAmusedMe interesting]].
* DimensionalTraveler: Her main ability which Adult Neptune takes advantage of.
* TheDragon: [[spoiler:Her relationship with Rei somewhat resembles that of an Oracle. She later briefly becomes
BribingYourWayToVictory: Uses this as a method to Kurome after Arfoire is defeated again.]]
* EmbarrassingNickname: Because she looks like a darker version of Histoire she was given
control the nickname Darksty, Blacksty (original Japanese) or Crostie (English Dub) by adult Neptune.
* TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt: She's apparently recorded ''multiple'' instances of this happening to different worlds.
* EnemyMine: Forms one with Nepgear, Uzume and Adult Neptune against Arfoire at the climax of the Zerodimension arc. She may be willing to watch the destruction of a dimension for [[ForTheEvulz interesting history]], but not when she can die too.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler:Even she felt that [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Rei's tyrannical ego]] justified Tari's
citizens turning on her.]]
of the Ultradimension.
* EvilCounterpart: To Histoire; they're both incredibly old fairy-like beings who ride on books, record history, EarlyBirdCameo: Appears as a harmless minor enemy in the prologue.
* EnemySummoner: Summons monsters to attack the [=CPUs=].
* WakeUpCallBoss: You are going to face them as Iris Heart
and assist [=CPUs=]. They even have Yellow Heart ALONE--providing that DLC characters are not in your party. There is no warning that the same Japanese voice actress. However, while Histoire's duties are passively recording history and protecting peace, Croire seeks to actively mess things up to make history more "interesting", and battle will align herself with shady figures like [[spoiler:Rei]], Zerodimension Arfoire, and [[spoiler:Kurome]] to achieve her twisted pleasures.
* ForTheEvulz: In both the games she appears in, her only concern is to stir trouble towards Neptune and her friends. This is the major reason big Neptune trapped her in her Nep-Note,
initiate, as while she's fine with Croire wanting to record history, she's [[EveryoneHasStandards not okay with her intentionally mucking with it to make it "interesting"]].
* GreatBigBookOfEverything: Like Histoire, her purpose is to record history. Croire insists that her role is to make sure that [[ForTheEvulz it's]] [[ItAmusedMe interesting]].
* InsistentTerminology: Any time her nicknames pop up she makes it a point to correct whoever said it.
* {{Irony}}: Her role in ''Victory'' is to stir trouble and watch from afar as to how it unfolds. [[spoiler: In the True Ending, ''she's'' the one who gets trapped by
checking on Ultradimension Neptune in a bottle to be examined as a specimen. Doubles as a LaserGuidedKarma.]]
* ItAmusedMe: Her most defining trait. She ''loves'' to toy with the other characters, gets motivated by the trouble she's causing, and [[LackOfEmpathy doesn't care about how the other characters feel]]; all for her own self-indulgent. As such, this is the main reason why Adult Neptune keeps her trapped in her Nep-Note.
* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: In the Good Ending of ''Victory'', [[spoiler:she makes off with Rei's leftover power to start more trouble in some other dimension where Neptune and her friends can't reach her.]] In the True Ending, [[spoiler:she returns to the Ultradimension, only to get caught by its resident Neptune.]]
* LackOfEmpathy: Befitting her role as troublemaker and instigator, she has little to no concern about anyone who gets screwed by her, both good and bad. The only thing she cares about is her own amusement.
* OreOnna: She uses the pronoun "ore" and very masculine language to highlight her crass personality in contrast to Histoire.
* OurFairiesAreDifferent: Like Histoire, she's also a book.
* PrettyButterflies: When she gets briefly {{De Power}}ed when Arfoire steals some of her power, she takes the form of a purple-black butterfly. It's also how she appears while sealed in the Nep-Note.
* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She first met [[spoiler:Rei the moment she obliviously ate a CPU Memory... which was ''tens of thousands of years ago''. It's not even clear if she's originally from the Ultradimension.]]
* SadisticChoice: [[spoiler:During the Heartdimension route of the game's final chapter, she offers two different decisions to the [=CPUs=]: if they leave Uzume, the whole Hyperdimension
Planeptune will be screwed. On the other hand, if they decided to save Hyperdimension, the Heartdimension will be gone for good. However, both Neptunes decide [[TakeAThirdOption to choose a third option instead]]: [[SaveBothWorlds save both dimensions]] and [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn the Happy Ending]]]].
* SealedEvilInACan: Adult Neptune traps her in her Nep-Note both to travel dimensions and to keep her from stirring up trouble, but she does manage to escape from time to time.
* ThemeNaming: As a counterpart to Histoire ("history"), her name means "belief". Owing to the Japanese origin of the franchise, her name also owes its origins to the Dark Ages. [[labelnote:Explanation]]'''''kuro'''rekishi''[[/labelnote]]. She also claims that her name is related to "Chronicle", furthering the history connections.
* {{Troll}}: [[spoiler:Since she's still sealed in the Nep-Note in the GoldenEnding, the most resistance she can offer is to slightly mess up their coordinates while warping so that they hurt themselves upon reaching their destination.]]
automatically encounter them.



[[folder:Bamo]]
!!Bamo
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bamo.png]]

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[[folder:Bamo]]
!!Bamo
[[folder:Regu]]
!!Regu
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bamo.org/pmwiki/pub/images/regu.png]]



--> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/YoTaichi (Japanese), Creator/TaraSands (English)
A seemingly minor enemy encountered in ''[=Re;Birth3=]'''s exclusive prologue dungeon by Neptune. She shows up in the True ending EndgamePlus plot with social games by terrorizing the Ultradimension with Pay to win games that mind controls the citizens.

to:

--> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/YoTaichi Creator/KanaYuuki (Japanese), Creator/TaraSands Creator/ColleenOShaughnessey (English)
A seemingly minor enemy encountered in One of ''[=Re;Birth3=]'''s exclusive prologue dungeon by Neptune. She shows up bosses. Along with Bamo, the two terrorize the Ultradimension with social games in the True ending EndgamePlus plot with social games by terrorizing the Ultradimension with Pay to win games that mind controls the citizens.plot.



* BribingYourWayToVictory: Uses this as a method to control the citizens of the Ultradimension.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Appears as a harmless minor enemy in the prologue.
* EnemySummoner: Summons monsters to attack the [=CPUs=].
* WakeUpCallBoss: You are going to face them as Iris Heart and Yellow Heart ALONE--providing that DLC characters are not in your party. There is no warning that the battle will initiate, as checking on Ultradimension Planeptune will automatically encounter them.

to:

* BribingYourWayToVictory: Uses this as a method to control the citizens of the Ultradimension.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Appears as a harmless minor enemy in the prologue.
* EnemySummoner: Summons monsters to attack the [=CPUs=].
* WakeUpCallBoss: You are going to face them as Same with Bamo's entry--provided that Iris Heart and isn't partnered with Yellow Heart ALONE--providing that Heart, or you have DLC characters are not in your party. There is no warning that the battle will initiate, as checking on Ultradimension Planeptune will automatically encounter them. party.



[[folder:Regu]]
!!Regu
[[quoteright:250:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/regu.png]]
-->'''Debut''': [[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaVictory Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 3]]
--> '''Voiced by:''' Creator/KanaYuuki (Japanese), Creator/ColleenOShaughnessey (English)
One of ''[=Re;Birth3=]'''s exclusive bosses. Along with Bamo, the two terrorize the Ultradimension with social games in the True ending EndgamePlus plot.
----
* WakeUpCallBoss: Same with Bamo's entry--provided that Iris Heart isn't partnered with Yellow Heart, or you have DLC characters in your party.
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* DressedToPlunder: They all wear stereotypical pirate hats, with Copy the Art also wearing an eyepatch, and their logo is a skull and crossbones.

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